The aria "Dies Bildnis" is sung by this opera's protagonist after he is shown a portrait by three women who had earlier saved him from a giant serpent. Another aria in this wo
The aria "Dies Bildnis" is sung by this opera's protagonist after he is shown a portrait by three women who had earlier saved him from a giant serpent. Another aria in this work requires the singer to hit a high F6. The protagonist of this work is accompanied by the bird-catcher Papageno and confronts Sarastro, who forces the duo to undergo several tests in order to save Pamina, whose mother is the (*) Queen of the Night. For 10 points, name this Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart opera in which Tamino receives the titular enchanted instrument.
The aria "Dies Bildnis" is sung by this opera's protagonist after he is shown a portrait by three women who had earlier saved him from a giant serpent.
The Magic {Flute} [or {Die Zauberflöte}]